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GORDON, Robert Baronet of Gordonstoun, Tutor of Sutherland, Sir
(1580-1656)
GORDON, Lucy
(About 1597-1680)
MACKENZIE, Kenneth of Coul, Baronet, Sir
(About 1619-)
CHISHOLM, Jean
(About 1640-)
GORDON, Robert of Cluny (of the 2nd House), Advocate
(About 1635-)
MACKENZIE, Margaret
(About 1661-)
GORDON, Kenneth 4th of Cluny (of the 2nd House)
(1677-1741)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. MALLOCH, Elizabeth

GORDON, Kenneth 4th of Cluny (of the 2nd House) 1 2

  • Baptised: 7 December 1677, Drainie parish, Moray, Scotland 2 3
  • Marriage (1): MALLOCH, Elizabeth on 23 July 1720 in St Cuthbert's parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland 1
  • Died: by 1741 4

   Another name for Kenneth was GORDON, Keneth.3

   User ID: D651.

  General Notes:

"GORDON
KENETH
ROBERT GORDON/
M
07/12/1677
130/ 10 42
Drainie"

from Births and Baptisms



Old Parish Registers
Drainie parish Moray
Baptisms

"Decr 7. 1677.
Gordon
Mr Robert Gordon brother Germaan to Sir Lodovick Gordone of Gordonstoun hade his lawff son bapt: called Keneth, witn: Sir Lodovick Gordone of Gordonstoun and Sir Alexander Mckenzie of Koul" 2 3


Kenneth married Elizabeth MALLOCH on 23 July 1720 in St Cuthbert's parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.1 (Elizabeth MALLOCH was born about 1690.)


  Marriage Notes:

"GORDON
KENNETH
ELIZABETH MALLUCH OR ARBUTHNET FR4330 (FR4330)
23/07/1720
685/2 150 195
St Cuthbert's"

from Index of Marriages




"For his third wife Robert (Gordon's) .... choice fell on a Highland woman, Margaret MacKenzie, daughter of Sir Kenneth MacKenzie of Coull. Their son Kenneth, who married the widow of Robert Arbuthnott, grandson of the 1st Viscount of Arbuthnott, was the last Gordon Laird of Cluny of the second house. Before his death in the early 1750s the estate was already in other hands. His son Robert, who died in 1757 was a plain farmer in Kirkcaldy. The end of the second house of Gordon seems to have taken place in a confusion of financial difficulties and Jacobite sentiments. The story is to be found in the Gordon of Cluny papers in the Scottish Record Office, and a sorry story it is."

from Cluny Castle 1 5

Sources


1 GRO Scotland, OPR Index of Marriages.

2 GRO Scotland, OPR Index of Births and Baptisms.

3 Old Parish Registers of the Church of Scotland, Drainie parish Moray Baptisms.

4 e-books, The Gordons of Cluny by John Malcolm Bulloch (1911).

5 e-books, Cluny Castle, Aberdeenshire by H. Gordon Slade (1981) Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.

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